Rarely do we see an authentic house-built-in-a-tree as livable and covetable as this one from the Parisian firm Atelier Lavit.

Hong Kong architect James Law has designed an unusual solution for the city’s housing shortage: Converted old water pipes.

Challah if you love these bread lamps! Designed by Japanese baker-turned-artist Yukiko Morita, each shade is made of resin-covered pastry.

Local preservationists sought protection for a 400-year-old Jacobean pendant ceiling. But the owners had other plans.

For the price of a cup of coffee, you can buy one of 200 historic stone homes on the picturesque Mediterranean isle of Sardinia.

The historic Oslo estate of expressionist painter Edvard Munch is getting a Snøhetta-designed neighbor—if the government doesn’t stop its construction first.

Over 13,000 strangers have recently banded together to save Chateau de la Mothe-Chandeniers.

The fine ordered by the International Criminal Court is the first of its kind, setting a precedent for “crimes against architecture.”